Thank you for this, Hank. Cleans things up nicely. Maria Carillo girls at 9th, not scoring arguably 3 of their top 5 runners, leaving, by my estimation, approximately 3:00-3:30 on their team time. Hope to see you at Crystal on the 13th.

Nice way to see how Norcal teams stand. Here's my ranking of the SJS girls after Stanford. Notice I place BV over Vista since BV's #2 runner was sick and did not run on Saturday. Vista has a serious issue with team depth as was shown at Stanford. St. Francis and Davis are in a league of their own. Wow!!

Bella Vista ran 5 runners at Stanford with 2 scorers sitting out. Impressive. Davis is on the way back with Scranton running. Del Campo will show their new found strength at Clovis this weekend. Watch out.

In response to Anonymous 3:57 PM: The disqualified runner was from Mira Costa HS in Manhattan Beach. Had he not stopped to help our runner cross the finish line, I believe his team would have finished with around 530 pts, roughly good enough for 20th. Only the one runner from Mira Costa--who stopped because he was afraid the Bellarmine runner was in danger of being stepped on or kicked, as our runner was completely collapsed and unresponsive, a very honorable move of tremendous good sportsmanship--was disqualified; his team does not appear in the results because they only had 5 runners start the race. The two runners crossed the line in 17:17 and were disqualified for finishing "with arms linked" which is the letter of the rule but in my opinion not the spirit of the rule. As our Principal said, they were bigger things going on at the end of that race than finishing 20th. Well done Mira Costa! Now, everybody hydrate...

Watch this video and at 5:45 minutes in you can see the Mira Costa runner helping the Bellarmine runner cross the finish, then you see the Bellarmine runner collapse. What a great show of sportsmanship!!